WoWzErS. NICE BIG! 5.35 MEGALODON SHARK TOOTH, KILLER BEAST #152

  

REAL KILLER MEGALODON SHARK TOOTH! Here I have a lovely example of a killer Megalodon shark tooth and with the new teeth being discovered in Indonesia making the market more competitive the prices are making these amazing fossils more affordable to everyone! This is a genuine tooth from a Megalodon that was hunting for giant prey in the oceans approx 5 to 20 million years ago.

Megalodon is thought to be the biggest predator to have ever lived. Each inch of tooth growth represents around 10ft of shark! Even when Megalodon was born it was estimated to be around 6ft long and it is said that they even ate their brothers and sisters while inside their mum before being born!!! SHOCKING, A KILLER EVEN BEFORE BIRTH!

This tooth comes from Indonesia and they are dug from rock formations inland; meaning there is no wear or damage from the sea unlike many teeth from the USA that are found while diving in the sea, in rivers and at beaches. In short, these teeth are as sharp as the day they fell from the sharks mouth. Sharks shed teeth, and can produce thousands of teeth during its' life hence sharks teeth are in general, a common fossil. However, Megalodon teeth are only found in a handful of locations around the world. This tooth measures 5.35 Lovely colour and patterns.

Great serrations, root is ok, Interesting small area (1cm) of feeding wear near the tip. Has a sligh crack but is good stron and solid. I have one of the best selections of stock available in the UK and have many return customers.

I have new stock arriving regularly and I work hard to keep my prices low and affordable with the hope everyone can now afford a Megalodon tooth : Make sure you check out my other items, thank you. 5.35 MEGALODON SHARK TOOTH, KILLER BEAST #152" is in sale since Wednesday, May 19, 2021. This item is in the category "Collectables\Rocks, Fossils & Minerals\Fossils\Shark Teeth". The seller is "adie_t_b" and is located in Cowes, isle of wight. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Shape: Natural
• Type: Fossils
• Sub-Type: Shark Teeth